New Zealand Symphony Orchestra

The New Zealand Symphony Orchestra (NZSO) is one of the world’s oldest national symphony orchestras, having been founded in 1946. Based in Wellington, the NZSO has become a cornerstone of New Zealand's cultural fabric, renowned for its versatility and commitment to excellence. The orchestra performs an extensive repertoire that spans centuries and genres, continually captivating audiences with its masterful interpretations.

In recent years, the NZSO has released a diverse array of recordings, including standout albums like "Miklós Rózsa: Violin Concerto, Theme and Variations, Vintner's Daughter, Hungarian Nocturne," "The Essential New Zealand Symphony Orchestra," and "Mana Moana (Live at Michael Fowler Centre)." The orchestra has also explored classic and contemporary works, evident in releases such as "Goodwin: Drake 400 Suite, Main Title Theme (From '633 Squadron') & Other Orchestral Works" and "Douglas Lilburn: Orchestral Music." Known for working closely with celebrated soloists and composers, the NZSO continues to elevate New Zealand's presence on the global music stage.

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